Matte-finish art print on smooth heavyweight paper with printed artwork. Unframed. Printed using a digital process to produce clear detail and balanced color on art paper. Suitable for display in indoor environments. Unframed print in a standard size compatible with many ready-made frames. Check frame opening and mat size before purchase to confirm fit. The artwork is printed on 9 x 12 in (23 x 31 cm) paper. The image area measures 8.5 x 11.5 in (22 x 29 cm) and is centered with a surrounding white border to accommodate standard framing requirements. Each print is produced individually for consistent output and accurate color. Packaged with protective materials to help maintain condition during handling and transit. Bring timeless island-inspired style to your space with this fine art print from Pacifica Island Art, printed in Maui, Hawaii. With vintage-inspired artwork and rich detail, this unframed print adds character to a home, office, studio, or hospitality setting—ideal for collectors and lovers of classic Hawaiian-inspired decor.
- ABOUT THE ARTIST -
Joseph Binder - JOSEPH BINDER (1898-1972) Joseph Binder is widely regarded as one of the most Influential Modern Graphic Designers. Joseph Binder was born in Vienna. As a young man he apprenticed to become a lithographer and when he was twenty four entered at the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts. His artistic talent, and his mastery of lithography helped him to win many awards during his student years. In particular, he won a competition for poster designs for the American Red Cross, which paved the way for his employment at that institution when he immigrated to the US in 1936. His clients included American Railroads, American Airlines, A&P Iced Coffee, Fortune and Graphics. He was appointed as the art director and designer of the U.S. Navy in 1948. Binder eventually abandoned commercial art and forayed into the artistic venture with abstract, non-representational work. Starting in 1960, Binder devoted himself to painting, and exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art, and in his home country in Vienna’s Museum of Applied Art. Joseph Binder died in 1972.